Two US secret agents investigate the involvement of agents of the former Russian KGB in the distribution of gang weapons that compete for space on the streets of major US cities.

Striking Point

Jay and Amy have a good life. A beautiful home, an adorable son, interesting, devoted friends and very different ideas of what the next steps in their life together should be. Their dearest friend and the neighborhood recluse is Vaclav. Through a Homeric battle with two neighborhood punks involving eggs, dog shit and petty theft, he comes to terms with an old tragedy and faces the shadow of what could have been. Suzanne, a friend of Amy's and Joel, her venture-capitalist husband, have a baby on the way, but are struggling with his workaholic attitude and her need for affirmation and security. Bruce is reeling in the wake of a nasty divorce. But with some tough love, and a chocolate chip cookie from his landlady, he begins to deal with the fear of starting over. And Matt, Jay's radio partner is a popular former Big League pitcher, known to his fans as "The Giantkiller". He coasts along with a mellow attitude, barely tolerating the rat race around him. As the friends all cope with the struggle of their own households they gently collide with one another for better or worse. Interspersed with appearances by Montclair's actual residents, this rich story employs fictional and non-fictional techniques to depict American Suburbia with honesty and naturalism.

Montclair

Four people, all haunted by chronic, misunderstood medical ailments, are accidentally exposed to an experimental viral therapy. Rather than surrender themselves to a government quarantine, they flee into the surrounding desert - choosing to let the untested virus run its course in them.